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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
LORD HARRINGTON ON HOME RULE.

LONDON, juno 24-Lord Harrington In a speech ut
Manchester this evening referred to Home Rule for Ire
land as being for time at lesst decided against He
protested against the minority in Parliament being
allowed further prevent legislation especially de-
nouncing that section OF the minority directly associated
with foreign conspiracy aiming at the establishment OF
Irish republic
Referring TO Mr. GladsOnes offer for a conference,
Lord Harrington said that the time had not arrived for
reunion OF the Liberal party He demanded general
basis OF agreement before undertaking negotiations Any
agreement be added, must be open 10 the full
Of the CONSERVATIVES who had been loyal TO the Union
lists and deserved their confidence In return
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TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
AN AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY's DEE

AN AGRICULTURAL sOC!ETY'b DEBT.
cultural soes 69%I,s,s .s: ss1S
thozel 10 worth o aper cent ponus
10 nav The .ocietys These bonds VIII be ac'
cepiei by the creditors payable 10 six years
1Ainonr June 2l-Tho sharp ooppetitiop between the
gas reduced the price q ga 2 ny cent
year Some ago an effort wat nfds y Sompro Ds
mse by price COULD be rasod ~ oH out
10 have failed Tho result tnat os seook mas
fallen from 10, short time ago. 70 ol to-daH
MRS BROOKS COMING EAST
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2t-Mra Anna Banerheid who Y
now be Mrs Brooft h4 iupposed hcrcss
from Michigan left here today stating hss she WAS gong
east The police believe her " Do Asae~
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CRIMES AND DCASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH


II
SHENANDOAH Penn uDc 2iThe residents OF that section
OF the city Gilbert and Lloyd thrown into
state aud o'clock this morning Oy
the Of their houses stood
OF houses damaged and tho roadway wreckc
RUN OVER AND KILLED by A TRAIN.
RALEIoH N c. June 24Mlss Rostnthal was run over DY
tho Atlantic lire killed last evan
ing she rding ~ buggy Nnb = Joun: man. Inc
and the young jumped OUT
the leter him. aud tho Young wOnan Jumped ou
fell the track and was can.ht BY the train.
KILLED IN THE DIsCHARGE OF HIS DUTY.
PHLADxLPHfA Juno policeman Geor.s Jackson iast
nisht james alias glc Tor
disordsrly Conduct YORK Beach sta WHO Luxe Fchy
OF Mcllynns conpanon seI ,d heavy cob st0ne h
struck the ecer terrible blow the breast Jasaeon he
about midpight
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CRUSHED IN A COAL BREAKER.

WuKEsBARRE Penn, June "a (SpeciaD. Jones'
superintcndent Of collicry No. IL OF the Lehgh and
wilkesbarre Coal Company, at Plymouth, went down
among the machinery, which had been stopped because
II did not run we'll While he at work among the
rolls which break the coal one gave the engineer
between two massive spiked rolls that rcvolve within
three inches Of each other His body was drawn In np
10 the hips before the machinery could be stopped ne
died within an hour He was years old and
rriaI
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ET HARPER pENNSYIVANfAN.

wILIIAMsPoRT, Penn June "a (SpecidD-E L. Harper
was born and raised in Montoursvle this county His
right name is Edward l. Hopper and his father was
Joseph Hopper now dead twenty Harper is about
forty three years old He left Montoursville In the time
OF the war; He was Just twenty then, and had little
money when he reached Cincinnati where no was soon
taken I'D by Mr.. Swift, the iron manufacturer.
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ST. AUGUSTTyES CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED
St. Augustine's Churcn, In Union Hill, y. j. VIII
be dedicated tomorrow by Bishop Wigger'
OF Newark The sermon VIII DO dehVereo
by Monsignor seton. and in the afternoon
N,o, posecraus will deliver an address the
Lawn IN front Of tho church Grand Army posts from
different uarts OF ewJersey. nnt NUMBER or Shinonc
soeIrties from New-Yorh RrpoElvn and Newark VIII Do
| pIesept
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rUr pppSIDPyT TO VISIT PHTLA DELPHTA

IHL TNLNIDTfI TO '10TI u '''T11'
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-President Cleveland Is to
visit this city next September during the progress OF the
ceremonies incident tho constitutional convention cell
ebration. George W. Chds extended an invitation to
the President through Major John Carson Washington
OF The Pbc Ledger requesting Mr Cleye
land 10 be mis- guest the occasion or the Visit Ie
President accepted said that while In Philadelphia
he did intend to be exclusive or to keep himself aooi
i. Ia
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Ky11Ep WHILE yRrJyG TO BOARD A TRAIN.

KILLED WHILE TRTIyG TO BOARD TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a tspeeial. Joseph wisweH I,
cashier OF the Bank OF America. while attempting 10
board moving train OF the Reading Railroad at Wayne
Junction near Germantown this morning. missed MS
hold aud fell under the wheels He was 40 seriously
hurt death ensue1 hour after the occurrence
lie was sixty years old and leaves q family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

There will be q great gathering Of the clans at the
meeting Of District Assembly 40 In Pythagoras Hall
tomorow afternoon whom tho fight between james L
oninn the master workman, and George W, Dunno,
he chairman Of tho Boari OF Arbitration and strkes
viii he setted Both sides arc making every possible
eor 10 have all their Wberents present II looks now
as though Dunpe would win the light
The strike OF the sivcrchssers Is practically ended
In ali the shops O sufficient number of chaers arc at
WORK 10 attend to tho pressing work and more arc re-
turning every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

A RUBBER CoMPANYs WORKS DESTROYED,
The Atlantic Rubber Companys works. located In East
Broadst Elizabeth, N. j., totally destroyed BY fire
yesterday morning The aro originated In 2 amaN sbed
ployed thirty persons Tho building al sS %as 9x9sS 6y
stnck and machlnery Is about 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
ISsASIry OF BARON DE sEILLIERE.

PARIS, June 2I-In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
" Falieres the Minister Of the Interior stated that
Baron de seiere had been placed in asylum at the
request OF his family ana that physicians who had ex-
amned him. coneurred In the opinion that he Is Insane
IL was therefore impossible 20 release him.
NJ. Palieres made the statement in answer 10 ques
ton asked by NJ Galard, who maintained that the
not insane. but that his family had him
fined because they wanted his fortune.
After the explanation the Chamber unanimously voied
pass the order OF the day. and simple as de-
manded by the Government.
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1
LONDON June 24.-The Court Of Queens Bench has
refused Colonel Maplesons application for Injunction
restrain sgnor Del Puente from singing in the Drury
Laue Theatre. In his application the Colonel declared
that he had secured the sole right TO Del Puente's
services for the season II transpred however that
Colonel Mapleson had failed 10 pay sgnor Del Puente
arrears OF salary due him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, June 24-An imperial decree announces the
gig per loan to the amount OF 235 0O497O
marks.
PARIS June 24-M Poytral. a Radical, has been
elected president OF the Budget Committee.
BERLIN. June 24-Emperor william rested well last
night This afternoon he drove out He also appeared
on the balcony OF the palace IN response 10 the saua
tons Of au immense crowd that had assembled In front
OF the building.
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jor they found II high they pitched their
tont and camped The same night every member Of tho
commission was atsol ed by the disease but they al
recovered within five days Tho commissioners unani-
pously declare that the disease not cholera 1ut new
hckness which 10 similar In only few Of It's character
istos with cholera.
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THE GENEsrA NEARLY TWO DAYS AHEAD.

LONDON. juno 2L-The yacht Genesta was sighted of
the Lizard this morning she is nearly two days
ahead Of the other boats ia the Jubilee The Co
nesta was proceeding under closely reeed sails There
was q rough and strong head wind was blowing
The yacht seene passed Clare Island of County Mayo
Ireland to-day. She was leading the Gwendoline and
Aline, which also passed the island.
The MABEL Withdrawn from the race, and has been
docked n (sreeuock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

PRIZES WON AT THE MASONIC CELEBRATION
LOUISVILLE June 24.-An immense crowd was present
at the Masonic celebration at Central Park today. The
first prize oOO In yesterdays drill was won by the
Montgomery Greys The second. $1,000, By the Louis
VILE Light Infantry. and the third, SIoo Dy the mons
Trina iupa
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uRs CLEVELAND LEAvEsAURORA.

Auburn. June 24-Mrs cleyeland spent quiet morn
ing preparing for her departure At lis p M she LETT
Aurora from Cayuga Bridge the Frontenac accompa-
MED by Misses Kingsford Alexander and Severance;
Henry A. Morgan and wife. and Editor Glider OF me
Cenhfrn Mr. Older l. also on his way 10 washington
Colonel Lamont will meet them ut Cayuga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
CHICAGO BANKS DECLARED TO BE SAFE.

CHICAGO June q (Special-If there has been any
doubt of the sodity OF the Chicago banks individually,
or as a whole, that doubt removed today. The
mystery which has shadowed the wheat pit has been
lifted and when July wheat opened 700s cents this morn
ing It was sure indication Of confidence restored The
statement OF Vice President Dewey regarding the affairs
Of the American Exchange National Bank Is found to be
literally correct The capital Of the institution is unm-
paired with the exception Of $29S00o as already ad-
mitted by Mr. Dewey. or twelve leading stockholders
of the bank any could make the Impairment good.
They will collectively submit to an assessment which Will
leave the bank admirable condition For the assertion
that the bank Is now entirely solvent IL Ia made or the
authority OF j. II. Lombard Lyman ]. Gage, j. j. +.
Odell. Orson Smith. and G. g. Blair.
AT 10 a. IN July wheat had not fallen once TO 70 cents
Large quantities had been thrown on the MARKET put the
option clung 7OlS cents II IL we're "pegged" July
corn at 36os July oats at 25ss cents July lard
at S6 37ls. and August ribs at 81 52a Az go M tne
closing prices were June wheat 694 cents July wheat
7Ois cents July corn. 36s cents July OATS 2o's July
lard, Sc 35 July short ribs, 81 2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
EVOLUTION or SPECIES.
MONKEYS DOING THE WORK OF MEN

STARTLING RESULT OF THE EMANCIPATION OF
SLAVES IN BRAZIL.
PANAMA. June 18.-The Jornal do Comercso OF Rio
Janeiro says that farm In Brazil where hemp Is
grown large monkeys have beon taught TO cut the
hemp aud prepare 1t for SALE They work more quickly
than the negroes aud tho cost Of flooding the animals
trfing. census Terminated throughout Brazil on
March last shows that there are now less than 7ooooo
slaves in the whole empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
MORTGAGE TO THE CHAMPION MACHINE WORKS

MORTGAGE TO THE CHAMPION MACHINE WORKS
sPRIyGFIELD, Ohio, June 2i-The discovery was made
this afternoon that whteley. Fasser Kelly yesterday
prior to the motion for receiver, had given to the Cham
pion Machine Company an indemnifying mortgage OF
S5OoOO0 on all lands factories, shops. tools. material
e,c owned by the firm The mortgage is signed by WILL
fam " Whitley and W. T. stlllwelL This. IL Is thought
shows that the failure OF the reaper nrm
was preciptaled by the Fidelity Bank disaster
In 1884 Whitley assisted f. L. Harper vice-presdent
OF the Fidelity out OF serious difficulty with accommoda
tion paper Several times since Whitley has gwen
uarper his paper until the aggregate Qf the accommoda
tion represented Immense sum. Whitley was not II
the bir wheat deal and knew nothing OF Harpers
Connection with It nnt the Fidelity crash.
Whitley, Fasser Kely's embarrassment re-
Realizing his own downfall imminent, Harper,
without Whiteys knowledge consent, disposed OF 1t TO
Cincinnati and New-York brokers. Harper went down
I'm The crash the brokers pressed Whitley for payment or
their claims and the notes held BY the brokers ma
nred he ore those held other creditors aud corpo
raons and there not enough cash for both. re-
ceyer was appointed In order TO protect all parties
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p McGLYNN,s LAST DAYS OF GRACE.

DIR MCGL1NN5 Last DA is OF bKALI-
ROME, June 2L-The period OF grace granted Dr. Nc
Gynn OF NewYork is about to expire, and he has made
sign OF submission 1t is stated that the Pope will
without further delay formally excommunicate the
priest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
THE DRINK EVIL IN FRANCE.

PARIS June 24The Senate to-day discussed the report
of the Committee Consumption of Spirits. NJ Claude
said that the committee had TO the conclusion that
the drinking spirits in France had such height as to
be a social danger. Alcohol essentially duusble
article and IL behooved State to prevent Its exces'
sve consumption at tho time securing the utmost
profit tho treasury by the suppression Of
report He said the Government would prosecute fraud
wherever discovered and that the revenue collectors
would be TO take vigorous action against i-
position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
~. TUROWy FROMA DOG CART

Thomas solday No. g35 Mad while driving In
dog cart yesterday thrown violently to the pavement
and leg broken Ho taken 10 the Manhattan
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


THE COUNTESS CANPos s-Mlle; Campos. WHO is soourn-
ing at Dover to-day endeavQred TO marry NJ. Garbeuf
but failed as the authorities refused to grant her
license.
who has been endeavorina TO establish claim upon the
estates OF Lord Norreys has boon nonsuited-
THE MANCHESTER CAsAI--The House Of Commons in
ship canal bill II requires that $40 share NEST be
paid up on ordinary shares
BASKRUrr JEwELLEns1Joseph Brothers, jewellers,
have gone into bankruptcy Their liabilities are S2eoooo
and their assets $4,000.
CLEVELAND AND BEEcHER-Presdent Cleveland has
on Henry Ward Beeohcr by Dr. Parker OF the City Tenn
pie In his acceptance the President refers 70 Mr.
will deliver the eulogy in Brooklyn In October next
-
THE CROWN AGAINST J. c. AVER & co.
MONTREAL, June "a (sfeciaD. aD.-ChefJustce Sir WILL
lam J. Ritchie OF the Supreme Court presided the
Exchequer Court to-day TO hear the OF The Crown
against ]. G. Aver & Co. Of Lowsih Mass. The ca.e
will probably last week. as seventy i've witnesses have
been summoned
SHOUTING FOR BoULANGER AND DERoULEDE.
PARIS June 2A-At meeting OF the Patriotic League
today N. Deroulode and NJ sansboeuf delivered ha-
rsngues agas the Lepsc sentences crowd gath,
erod outside meeting hall shouting Nivo Bouianger
"vive Dcrouede," etc, but WAS dispersed without
trouble.
URGING GEORGE VANDERBILT TO COME HOME
LONDON. June 24--George Vanderbilt, having re-
cefved urgent cable dispatches started for Liverpool at
5:3O d. Ia. to-day route for SswY
1t was said last night at Mr.. yanderbilfs house in
Fifth.avs that he had planned TO get back TO this
coup,ry by the nfih July. and that his leav
ing London yesterday would not bring him home much
hcforc that time. There particular reason. II
was said why be should nc called home All Of the
yandcrbilts are out OF town at present
A NEW DISEASE AS DEADLY AS CHOLERA
PANAMA., June I6-The Bolivian Government sent q
medical commission to the Argentine frontier 10 report
on the epidemic which has caused many victims there
On reaching the River Aero In the department OF TAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
CANADIAN LABoRERs MUST NOT BE EMPLoYED

LocKPoRT June 2i.-Thc recent order Of the Domin-
ion Government to the Canadian Customs officials at
Windsor Ont, make record OF all Americans residing
at Detroit and vicinity who daily the line 70
engage in work In Canada, has led to
a counter move by Collector Cutler at Niagara
Falls and Suspension Bridge. This morning Canadian
sborers numbering about 200. surprised 70 nnd at
this end OF tho Suspension Bridge deputies stationed by
Coleo;0r Cutler VINO demanded their Names agos, resi-
dcnces occupations. and where and by whom they were
employed During the day notices vii DO served npon
the OF these foreigners that they should CON
tnue TO employ such foreign labor after July the
United States Distrct-Attorney wonld be recommended
10 proceed against them according " law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
PRESIDENT NUNEzs NEW CABINET

PANAMA June 16.-At Bogota on June L. Dr. Rafael
Nunez entered formally into possession Of Office as Pres
dent of the Republic Subsequently he formed the fol-
lowing Cabinet Minister OF Government, Dr. Felipe f.
Paul; Foreign Affairs, DR.. Carlos Holguin Treasury,
Dr. Antonio Roldan; War, Dr. Felipe Anguo Education.
Martinez Silva and Public Works, DR.. Jesus Casus
DnAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

THE POPE'5 COMMISSIONERS TO IRELAND.
ROME. June 24-Monsgnor Persico and Aonsignor
Guald started for Ireland the mission nrusted
TO them by the Pope They instructed to make per
sona observations aud prepare report the political
and social position OF the Irish people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

MONTREAL, June "a (SpeeiaD.-Mc1vcr d. Barclay,
leading stock brokers here suspended payment to-day
The announcement In the Stock Exchange caused some
excitement especially bylaw Of the board compels
all claims to settled within twentyfour hours This
meant selling to-day, there Is no board tomorrow
The consequence that lot OF shares was thrown on
the market the sales aggregating about 10000 Tho
immediate cause of the failure Of firm Is the drop Ia
the price OF the Montreal Telegraph Companys stock
caused by the drop in wheat the Chicago market We
were bears wheat"
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they Territory spreading TO the east into
Idaho, Nevada end An
and win spread all over the county and shall enter
into possession of Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
pOLITICAL AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.


CITY OF MEXICO June "a, via Galveston--rhe Didrio
O6cial Denies by authority, the that cabinet
crisis For tho last fortnight these reports have
been rife here at the capital and most politicians be-
eycd that the President intended to reorganlze his cab
met
The newspapers ridiculing the absurd project OF
putting Carlos the throne and some OF them are
printing lists OF future royal cabinet 10 the annoyance
OF many worthy survivors OF the MaIsminan era. ,,
1t was definitely announced to-day that the British
Minister Sir spencer St. Johp would not preside at the
social excitement continues and Englishmen whose 10y
atty Queen has hitherto been unquestioned ind
themselves termed Fenians and Irish sympathiIers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
A JUDAS IN THE CAMP OF THE KNIGHTS.

SECRET CIRCULARS PUBLISHED IN THE PUBLIC
PRESS BEFORE THEY REACH ALL THE LOCAL
ASSEMBLIES
PHILADELPHIA, June "a (SpeciaD.-Gencral Secretary
Lichtman OF the knights Of Labor has Issued Secret
Circular No. o. In which he calls upon the various local
assemblies for payment OF the per capita tax. and says
that unless these payments which due on July are
paid by August TO- the local assemblies In default will be
suspended from the order He gives instructions con-
corning new password to 30 into effect on July l. and
concludes follows:
We have men In the order lost 10 all OF honor
that circulars from the general Office published
in the public press before they reach portion OF the
local assemblies since Judas Iscariot betrayed the
Master his counterfeit has existed In the histories OF the
centuries that have passed The meanest specimen OF
Gods Is the c0wardly traitor who JOINS labor
ization and then betrnys his fellow man. hile
there nothing In the business transacted by the gem
era officers any assembly OF the order which should
cause blush OF shame 10 mantle the check or mem
Der II made public. have the right 10 expect ndelty
10 the pledge OF honor taken by every member around
the altar OF Knighthood The miserable pttance these
traitors receive for their treachery carries with II the
curse differing only in degree resting upon the thirty
pieces silver Judas received for betrayng the Christ
Unfortunately these modern Judases have no con
sciences and consequently do not commit suicide. with
patience orbcarance and fidelity among local. district
State and genera officers the OF education can be
done ard In the increased discipline which Will result
order win be given strength which mere numbers
cannot give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
THE BRICKLA IERS ARE WEARY.
DECLARING THE CHICAGO STRIKE OFF.

EXCEPT A COMPLETE SURRENDER OF The UNION.
Ipr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE.l
CHICAGO. June "a" We passed the resolution sban-
donng the demand for saturday pay day and declaring
tho strike of last night" said c. @. Secular OF the
Bricklayers Union "for the protection OF property
owncrs You sec, al contracts that were made after
May had q clause In them which released the con-
tractor in of strike This placed the owner at
the mercy OF the contractor. no demanded that the
work 20 on tho latter would point TO tho strike
clause and refuse. This morning tho owner can,
say to the contractor: You NUT go on and II he
refuses, bring action for damages Then, too
we want this thing settled. We had ample guarantee
that all our mon would be employed before passed
that resolution"
ave would be very foolish said Mr.. Price, Of
the Master-Masons' Association speaking Of the
action OF the bricklaycrs ito settle any such
terms. The payday question one Of lthe least
OF all our grievances This trouble can be settled
only by the tcconstruction of the constitution o the
Bricklayers Union. To begin work the terms now
offered would mean certain decaL for the wal Is
stll around the city, keeping good men out and We
will mot give up until IL Il torn down"
They Will have 10 declare moro than that before
this matter l. settled" said President Dwnty.
"You can put IL down final that wo Will hold out
now forever, until can settle In such way tha5
We Will be allowed to manage our own business ln
a business way. What effect docs the announcement
the strike is OF have upon Other material men
Mono whatever The majority OF them came In early
this and bf their accord agreed to stand
out until our platform Is accepted. There are a
number OF contractors having work that Us not yet
begun, but they arc all protected and are not re-
qulred to begin until they choose No new contracts
will DO maAS because the architects Will stn rofusc
furnish plans.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

URGING GEORGE VANDERBILT TO CONE HOME
LONDON. June 24.--George Vanderbilt having re-
ceved urgent cable dispatches started for Liverpool at
53O d. IA. to-day en route for NowYO-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

4 STRIKE AGAINST THE USE OF FOREIGN LABOR
PHILADELPHIA. juno "a (Speeiai-Over six hundred
employees OF the Atlantic Refinery at Point Breeze quit
work this morning rhe trouble began last Wednesday
by strike among the stmcn and hremen Recently
the COMPANY erected two additional stills aud employed
four Hungarans TO help in tho cleaning Thls the old
force objected and demanded that the hands be
discharged The irm refused 10 comply and IN conse
ouence q general strike occurred today. n. ". Hark
ness tho manager said to-day that the company declined
the business